Future developments in the oil and gas industry will see Severn Glocon’s “biggest ever” valves become a more regular feature. The company has invested in technical expertise, facilities and infrastructure to meet the challenge.
It is hard to fault the logic behind Allford Hall Monaghan Morris’s business mantra ”make money to make architecture”, particularly when considering the company’s phenomenal growth over the past few years.
The founder of Barrhead Travel, Bill Munro, has underlined the company’s desire to open more stores in England in coming months as the business looks to maintain dramatic growth in sales.
With a turnover of around £80m per annum, Foundation Developments has jumped the Hot 100 queue, appearing on the list for the second consecutive time – but ahead of its original position at number 68.
Through ongoing investment and a process of continual improvement, Sureclean are committed to remaining a leading service contractor within the UK sector whilst expanding its overseas business.
The Premier Group hit the headlines after it struck gold with the Olympic Torch contract – a deal which landed the firm worldwide acclaim.
Much like the crime-solving heroes featured in the volumes tucked away at Peter Harrington, owner Pom Harrington helped capture a fraudster who who was getting millions from signing books with “Winston Churchill” and selling them on eBay. While this may have helped boost awareness of the company, it is by no means the sole premise of the company’s staggering growth.
Grangewood, which was established in 1992 by brothers Richard and Mike Stevens, specialises in the refurbishment of luxury residential properties. The company is in a framework agreement with Grosvenor Estate to carry out work in Mayfair and Belgravia.
Britain’s pop-up and temporary retail industry is booming. Newspace Containers, a manufacturer of secure modular and portable accommodation, has launched itself into that very innovative market – which has been projected to grow by further 8.4 per cent over the next year.
For a firm which started from a car park in Stoke some 13 years ago – aka Bet365 –handling far more wagers than sites run by Ladbrokes and William Hill is nothing new.
